Comments on: in pursuit of perfection

by: jamelah

Mon, 28 Jan 2008 16:31:03 +0000

Sir — But in context of Radiohead discography, OK Computer is not only perfect, but it’s pretty much a watershed. Wow, I’m pretentious. But it’s like, Pablo Honey, yeah, okay. The Bends hints at what’s to come, and then OK Computer is like, “What the hell? Are you kidding? My brain hurts and I want to jump off a bridge, but I mean that in a good way. I think.” And then Radiohead just kept Radioheading. Yeah.

Wife — It was indeed small and un-fussy. Though I sort of wish we got snacks or something.

Mindy — I thought about it a long time too, actually, and my reasoning was that Saturday is the day I usually spend trying to do the things I don’t have time for during the workweek, but Sunday is just whatever, because it’s Sunday and if I’m going to have a weekend, this is it.

by: mindy

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 23:57:11 +0000

Nice. Although I have to say that Sunday cannot be the perfect day of the week. You see, if it’s Sunday that means you have to go to work the next day, and knowing that you have to go to work the next day makes it un-perfect. Therefore, I propose that Saturday is the best day of the week.

(I don’t know why I have thought about this so much and then felt compelled to tell you that you’re WRONG about the perfect day of the week, but for some reason I did. My apologies.)

by: wifey

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 22:03:55 +0000

wifey, i believe you misspoke.

the perfect wedding is actually one that occurs inside an english studies classroom at a small, liberal arts college and is officiated by a very tinly english professor and witnessed by between 8 and 12 strangers.

ro-man-tic.

and lasting.

though i suppose it was also, in fact, small and un-fussy.

by: You can call me, 'Sir'

Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:37:49 +0000

Well, yes. However, Kid A is better. Everything in it’s right place, Jamelah.